Senators Goff and Kern split on West Virginia coal row
The debate centers on Kern's attack on West Virginia coal and the role of Mother Jones in inciting riots. Senator Goff defends the state, praising its response while condemning Kern and linking him to dynamiters in Indianapolis. Local papers largely back Goff and criticize Kern.
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Dorex
Nathan Gof
West Virginia
Goff
Senate
Jones
Kern
Senator Kern
Chilton
Fairmont Times
Indianapolis
the Times
Democratic
Telegram Today
Crookell Dividends and Morning Reflections
A contributor to the May American Magazine urges readers to judge themselves by conscience not wealth. True success brings real happiness only when achieved fairly, and cheating steals satisfaction even in victory. Build honest effort, not deceit, in games whether marbles or business.
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Crookell
May
Jose
Cele
Trachoma concerns and fireproof school needs rise
The article urges public health action on trachoma among immigrants and schoolchildren, calling for reporting, inspections, isolation, and improved hygiene. It also critiques fire safety in schools, noting few fireproof designs and advocating state regulation to ensure safe construction and broader use of school buildings.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Howséa
America
Tthe Journal of the American Medical Association
Board of Health
United States Bureau of Education
Collinwood
United States
Olio
Oy Frank Irving Cooper
Boston
Cooper
Lst
Arkaneag
Florida
Seorets
Luke
Ilinois
Kentucky
Mississispi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennsee
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Thesei
Special meeting sparks altercation in Mount Clare scene
May saw a clash between Haymon Richards and Andrew Williams leading to blows. Richards prevailed though both uninjured. Williams swore a warrant and Richards was placed under a six month peace bond by Justice Cunningham. The issue of Sinesar versus Marshall Coal Company is before the court with a jury trial recently held. Marion Wolfe of the Mt. Clare meat market traveled to Jane Lew Monday.
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Mary D. Lynch
Ceal
C. WB. Curry
Justice Cunningham
Sinesar
The
Marshall Coal Company
Marion Wolfe
Mt. Clare
Jane Lew
Will probated. Burns estate in Lewis County allocated
Bartholomew Burns deceased left 109 acres of coal in Lewis County to relatives. Mary J. Watkins of South Dakota receives the coal beneath the tract. Rental from two gas wells goes to Hannah B. McGann and to Frances Barrett and Margaret Howe, with Mary J. Watkins also receiving rent from one well. The remaining 109 acres goes to the executor for ten years, then to be sold with half of the proceeds to be distributed as specified.
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Bartholomew Burns
Lewis County
Mary J. Watkins
South Dakota
Hannah B. McGann
Frances Barrett
Margaret Howe
Probate notes reveal disposition of Mary Werder estate
The text records multiple bequests totaling sums to Mary, Edwant, and Joseph, with Patrick Burts and Patrick J. Burán involved. It mentions Vincent orphan asylum funds and Weston house care for Mary Werder, with M. T. Burns named executor who is dispensed from bond.
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Mairre
Alreadr
Mary
Edwant
Joseph Shi
Patrick Burts
Patrick J. Buran
Vincent Orphan Sestum
Bat
Mary Werder
Weston
Hannah McGain
M. T. Burns
Ambitious Clubhouse Plan Promises Elegant Recreation Center
An architectural proposal outlines a yellow and brown building with a shingled roof and broad open view. It includes separate facilities for men and women, reception rooms, a dining area that could become a dance hall, golf links, courts, and landscaped surroundings. The club has a $10,000 appropriation with potential enlargements for modern equipment to create a premier recreation site.
June weddings promise thoughtful gift ideas
June marks the wedding season and the need for well chosen presents. The Telegrams advertising columns offer timely gift suggestions, guiding readers to pick appropriate items beyond price, and easing purchasing and sending of gifts.
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Diamen
Japan
Mount Clare
Burns
Will
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Watts-Lamberd Co
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Oneq
Waldo
Glass
Copenhagen
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust No
Lowndes
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